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"You may have heard of “menopausal transition”; this is the same as perimenopause, which translates as “around the time of menopause”.\n\nAnyone who menstruates will eventually go through the, but due to the wide range of symptoms, which can also vary widely in severity, everyone experiences this time in their own way.\n\nIt’s for this reason that many people come to Annex Naturopathic for hormone replacement for menopause.\n\nLet’s talk about perimenopause today, and how we can help.\n\nMenopause is when your body reaches the end of its reproductive years, and is marked once you’ve gone through a full twelve months without a period.\n\nHowever, the time leading up to it involves several symptoms related to the reproductive system steadily reducing its function.\n\nMost people who experience perimenopause will do so during their 40s, but there are some who go through this as early as their 30s, and others as late as their 60s.\n\nWhat occurs during perimenopause is the unsteady decline of estrogen compared to when it is balanced during optimal childbearing years.\n\nThere are many symptoms of perimenopause. They include:\n\n• Irregular periods: longer or shorter, less frequent, lighter or heavier\n• Hot flashes\n• Sleep problems\n• Mood changes, including an increased risk of depression\n• Vaginal dryness, which can cause painful intercourse\n• Increased vulnerability to vaginal or urinary tract infections\n• Loss of bone tissue, which can additionally contribute to incontinence.\n• Decreased fertility, though beware that pregnancy is still possible and you should take precautions until at least 12 months without menstruation\n• Sexual arousal and desire can wane or change\n• Natural increase in HDL (good cholesterol), which can reduce the risk of heart disease\n• Natural increase in LDL (bad cholesterol), which is known to increase the risk of heart disease\n\nA profoundly natural process, many people turn to natural solutions to help ease their symptoms of perimenopause.\n\nWe recommend you consult a naturopath before starting any treatment regimen, as we can educate you on safe dosing practices that work best for your unique combination of symptoms.",
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"Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a common treatment for people whose hormone levels are lower than optimal.\n\nIn recent years, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) has come to the forefront as a more natural solution to pharmaceutical HRT.\n\nBioidentical hormones are derived from plant hormones that have been identified as chemically-identical to the hormones the human body produces.\n\nBioidentical hormone therapy may reduce your perimenopausal symptoms by providing balance to your hormone levels.\n\nBe sure to seek the advice of a naturopathic doctor before starting to use Black Cohosh, as it can interact with several other medicines both pharmaceutical and herbal.\n\nHowever, if it’s safe for you to use, it may help reduce the effects of hot flashes.\n\nIt is recommended not to use black cohosh for longer than one year as studies on it have mostly been short term in nature. Please consult with a healthcare provider if you would like to consider black cohosh.\n\nSimilar to black cohosh, St. John’s Wort interacts with many pharmaceutical medications, so we strongly advise to consult a health professional before beginning to take St. John’s Wort.\n\nSt. John’s Wort has shown to relieve vasomotor symptoms, especially for those with a history or high risk of breast cancer.\n\nAcupuncture has been used for centuries as a Traditional Chinese Medicine commonly used to relieve premenopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, issues sleeping and emotional imbalances.\n\nAcupuncture has a number of other health benefits as well, and as a result is a popular natural healthcare treatment.\n\nCalcium is well-known for helping with bone health, which is particularly important in peri- and menopausal women, as the loss of estrogen makes one prone to bone loss. One of the symptoms of bone loss can be incontinence.\n\nBook An Appointment At Annex Naturopathic\n\nHave you started to notice a few of the symptoms listed above?\n\nOr perhaps you’re in full-fledged perimenopause and are seeking relief?\n\nCall now to book your appointment at Annex Naturopathic Clinic and one of our skilled naturopathic doctors would be happy to help.",
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the stories most likely to attract the attention of readers appeared above the fold.\n\nIn a similar fashion, web pages in a browser have a “fold.”\n\nIn this case, “above the fold” means the part of a web page that is visible in a typical browser window upon loading.\n\nSo for search results, your result is above the fold if the searcher can see it without scrolling.\n\nThis approach can be automated by ranking tools, as long as they can measure the pixel depth of a given result from the top of a page and compare that to whatever they decide is the most typical browser depth on user’s machines.\n\nA couple of the major rank tracking tools have talked about some form of an above/below the fold metric, but I’ve only seen evidence of one actually implemented so far.\n\nPixel depth is a count of the number of pixels a given result is from the top of a search results page.\n\nIt’s the first step toward developing an actual metric that can be compared between keywords and competitors.\n\nThere is also a slightly more sophisticated way of doing this, which involves also measuring and recording:\n\nThis could be used by a rank tracking tool to alert users to what is occupying the most space above a result.\n\nWhy is that valuable?\n\nUsers of the tool could then begin to assess and prioritize opportunities to try to seize one of those features when ranking high for a web result isn’t generating sufficient traffic.\n\nHowever, this number alone is hard to scale and report on as it:\n\nActual rank would be the numeric position of a web result counting everything in a SERP, not just the web results.\n\nSo let’s say I have a keyword that ranks in the third position of traditional web results, but there is also a featured snippet, a video carousel, and a People Also Ask (PAA) feature above the web results.\n\nThe actual rank of my result would be six (three distinct features plus two web results above mine).\n\nWhile all traditional rank trackers report the rank of web results (the traditional blue links), some include some sort of blended or universal rank that includes some of the most popular results in universal search.\n\nBut to our knowledge, none so far account for everything on the page, including PAAs, ads, shopping results, and the hundreds of other specialized SERP features that Google shows.\n\nIn reality, a tool would probably want to present both actual rank and pixel depth, as neither gives a complete picture of visibility on its own.\n\nThe most sophisticated and useful metric would be a score that incorporated all of the above along with some weighting to arrive at a sort of One Metric to Rule Them All.\n\nThe score would take into account every feature on the SERP and the actual positions they occupy on the page along with the search volume of keywords that rank there.\n\nThe value of such a score is that it would allow for truly balanced comparisons across keywords and competitors.\n\nIn many cases, an SEO might discover that some of their highest ranking keywords are not as valuable as they thought, or that a keyword in, say, Position 3 is more valuable than another in Position 1 if the former appears higher on its SERP.\n\nSuch a metric could replace the traditional “share of voice.”\n\nAnother value-add would be for a tool to show exactly what features are in a given SERP.\n\nKnowing that would enable intelligent assessment of opportunities to optimize for one of those features for valuable keywords.\n\nWe like to think of reality as a fixed thing.\n\nIn reality (see what I did there?), reality changes all the time, because it exists as it’s mediated through our perceptions.\n\nIn the Google universe, however, the fundamental elements of reality have actually changed over time.\n\nHowever, our perception of those realities has not changed accordingly, in terms of the metrics and tools we use.\n\nIt’s time for us to accept the new reality.\n\nIn fact, it’s time for us to go past acceptance 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"Rhi has heard rumour of neighbours having problems with corvid attacks on lambs. I remember a few years ago, Rhi’s grandmother telling me about the significant losses that they had suffered from crow attacks that lambing season. I have also heard of more than a few farmers finding carnage in the lambing fields from corvid attacks this year. One farmer, at my request, sent a short video that he had recorded of a lamb attacked by a crow. Eyes missing and wounded to the rear, he had managed to treat it and keep it alive, but others were lost and I could barely watch the short film, it made such uncomfortable viewing.\n\nIn this lockdown period, Curlew Country is continuing with its Countryside Stewardship Facilitation Funded work through the Farming Partners Group that Rhian chairs. We will be planning for a varied programme of work after lockdown, but also putting some initial training into short introductory videos for farmers to help keep the flow of training information going. We are responding to the immediate problems by including a session on the practicalities of reducing predation by corvids, including information on the new General Licensing laws that have made matters less straightforward and swift to deal with.\n\nI hope you enjoy reading about lambs and calves nurtured and surviving whilst the sun shines.",
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"FILE – People bath in the “Blue lagoon ” geothermal spa, one of the most visited attractions in Iceland in the Reykjanes peninsula, southwestern Iceland on July 5, 2014. The spa is located on a lava field. AFP PHOTO / JOEL SAGET (Photo by Joël SAGET / AFP)\n\nHome to volcanoes, glaciers and the steaming waters of the Blue Lagoon, Iceland reopened its borders on Monday in a move welcomed by the battered tourism sector, but COVID-19 tests are required for all travelers.\n\nTourism, which has been at a standstill during the pandemic, is one of the main drivers of Iceland’s economy.\n\nOn Monday, eight passenger planes landed at the country’s only international airport, Keflavik. Among those arriving was Daniel Haj, a 27-year-old London-based Swede who came to do some hiking, and who said he was fine with being submitted to a test.\n\n“I can’t say it was comfortable … but if that’s what we have to do to be able to come to the island, I’m happy to do that,” he told AFP.\n\nA subarctic island in the North Atlantic, Iceland closed its borders to non-EU travelers on March 20, followed a month later by the reintroduction of internal border controls, in a bid to contain the spread of the new coronavirus. Today, it has only four active cases.\n\nThe country of 360,000 people and breathtaking landscapes has gradually eased its restrictions since early May.\n\nBut the resumption of tourism is a big one: the industry accounts for more than half of the eight percent contraction Iceland’s central bank has forecast for the economy this year.\n\nTourism represented 8.6 percent of gross domestic product in 2017, according to the latest official data, and tourism officials have forecast a 60 percent drop in revenues this year.\n\nTo give the sector a boost, the government announced in March it was allocating three billion kronur (19 million euros) to help promote the island abroad and domestically.\n\nThe island’s awe-inspiring canyons and gorges, and flat plains and valleys formed by years of volcanic eruptions, attracted some two million visitors in 2019, or six times its population.\n\nWhile the tourists’ return will be welcomed by the sector, the central bank said it expected fewer than 400,000 tourists in 2020, the lowest number in 15 years.\n\nAnd those wanting to see the Strokkur geyser erupt or climb the snowy passes of Europe’s biggest glacier will have to respect new regulations.\n\nLike Austria before it, Iceland will require that travelers arriving by plane or ferry either take a COVID-19 test for ongoing infection or spend 14 days in quarantine.\n\nIf the test is positive, travelers will have to self-isolate for 14 days at a designated isolation center at no cost, Icelandic authorities said.\n\nThe state will pay the cost of the tests until the end of June.\n\nAs of July 1, travelers will have to pay 15,000 kronur themselves (around 100 euros) to take the test. The testing is expected to continue for at least six months.\n\nA total of 2,000 tests can be carried out daily, “a factor that will limit airlines and maritime companies,” the government has warned.\n\nThe government currently expects around 500 arrivals a day at the airport, down sharply from the 6,500 typically expected at this time of year when the midnight sun is a strong draw.\n\nWhile the lifting of restrictions has not been controversial in Iceland, the border testing has not been popular with everyone.\n\n“It’s practical issues: it slows down travel, it puts burdens on everybody, it costs a lot of money,” argues Skarphedinn Berg Steinarsson, director of the Icelandic Tourism Board.\n\nBut, insists Pall Matthiasson, head of Iceland’s National Hospital, “reopening the country for many tourists is a challenge.”\n\nHe fears a spike in infections during the summer months when many staff are on holiday after working through an arduous spring.\n\nIt has been a world leader when it comes to testing, with more than 17 percent of its population tested.\n\nSome in medical circles have questioned the efficacy of the tests for travelers, fearing they will in fact be carriers of the virus but test negative and spread the virus on the island.\n\nThe head of DeCODE Genetics, a biopharma group which has conducted much of the testing in Iceland, dismissed those concerns.\n\n“Even if the system at the borders is somewhat leaky, our experiments from the first wave tell us that that may not be so catastrophic,” Kari Stefansson said."
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This critical perspective insists that ENFJs willingly dissociate into the future in order to escape their “not so bad, but not up to par” present.\n\nHowever, ungratefulness isn’t a term I would apply to ENFJs. It’s not that the present isn’t “enough” for them. ENFJs are wired to see the end point that is created from the breadcrumbs. They live at grandma’s house rather than walking towards it from the forest. Focusing on the present moment without projecting out into what will come is likely impossible for Intuitive-Judgers. We all wear a particular pair of glasses when we witness the world and theirs is set to a later date. Truthfully, ENFJs are grateful for what is actively around them because it hints at what is to come.\n\nENFJs might not reflect back in time like an SJ type would, but they do care about where they came from. The strong introverted sensation (Si) found within SJ types focuses on specific moments in time, which provides for an ongoing game of “compare and contrast” within their environment. ENFJs don’t consistently witness the past in their everyday experience, nor do they use it as a frame of reference for everything they do as an SJ would, but that doesn’t mean their past is irrelevant. As pattern-seekers, they know that patterns span backwards and forwards, and so experiences from the past that seem like part of a pattern will stand out.\n\nENFJs seem to coalesce a “whole” from the sporadic elements that built them. They might not remember the time their mother stayed up late sewing their costume or what their brother said the time they went skydiving (aka, specific moments in time), but they will have a general sense of knowing their mother was dedicated to their well-being or that their brother shows a tendency towards theatrics. The ENFJ’s secondary function (Ni) lends itself towards targeting the “through-line” of experience. NJs as a whole are often gifted with making an overall thesis that encompasses a vast amount of experience or information. An ENFJ’s relationship to their past is met with a similar “broad” stroke.\n\nENFJs can be nervous to show their reasoning to people who will pick apart their logic and make judgments about them based off of it. That’s not to say that an ENFJ’s logic is poor, but that their internal reasoning is a private affair and isn’t given to just anyone. ENFJs safeguard their introverted thinking (Ti) at all costs. We can witness similar precautionary measures in ESTJs and ENTJs. Extroverted thinking dominants seemingly “hide” their introverted feeling, refusing to divulge just how important something or someone is to people they don’t trust. The inferior function of each type (for ENFJ’s, Introverted Thinking) is one that we protect, unconsciously or not.\n\nI’ve heard ENFJs who were pressured to explain their reasoning say, “I don’t need to explain how I got here to you.” It might seem like a sharp response, but in my view, it comes from a place of not wanting to be misunderstood. Trying to explain their internal logic (Ti), which is inherently linked to unconscious material (Ni), is probably the bane of every ENFJ’s existence. How do you explain what the unconscious brings you without sounding crazy when, statistically speaking, Intuitive-Judgers make up such a small percentage of the population? Most people expect reasoning that comes with examples that are rooted in experience or facts. The intuition of ENFJs doesn’t firmly attach itself to either realm.\n\nUltimately, it’s not that ENFJs don’t like to explain themselves or can’t explain themselves. Rather, they’ve decided the person asking them to explain isn’t open to their brand of intuition. If someone just wants concrete facts and nothing else, the ENFJ will not find it worth their time to explain patterns, predictions, and the insights that they value.\n\nGood and evil are elements that typology can’t touch. Anyone, regardless of type, can be bad or good.\n\nYet the ENFJ caricature that seems most circulated is one with an altruistic and self-sacrificing nature. Most ENFJs do want to make an impact on individuals by way of their example. Most do want to make a difference for people and communities.\n\nIn Personality Type: An Owner’s Manual Lenore Thomson writes, “ENFJs don’t inspire world-changing visions so much as life-changing decisions” (358). ENFJs are gifted at helping people re-evaluate their choices, find their direction, or move towards personal growth.\n\nTake Wonder Woman (ENFJ), for example. She believes that even though people have the capacity to do wrong, they deserve to be fought for and protected. And protect them she does. She’s an icon, and it’s no surprise as to why. Wonder Woman quite easily entices those around her towards helpful ends. Admirable ENFJs aren’t locked within fiction either! If we want a “real” example of an ENFJ actively caring about the public, we might look at someone like Oprah, who isn’t perfect, but does entice so many people to read, consider spirituality, and take an open approach to what they’re meant for in life. All positive qualities.\n\nBut having any particular function stack doesn’t make someone a saint. ENFJs have strong extroverted feeling (Fe) and introverted intuition (Ni). They have a special strength in taking in public opinion and using it to spin a narrative that the public can get behind based off of it. This can look like tugging on the heartstrings of individuals to pull them together to plant trees and save lives, or this can look like convincing the masses to see others in a more damaging way than they already do.\n\nWhether or not an ENFJ’s mission is ultimately for the public good is beside the point if we are trying to describe how their minds work. What we can say about ENFJs is that they’re skilled at directing the public towards an “issue” that needs resolved. They are gifted at helping people think about a problem in a way they hadn’t considered before. If we focus too much on ENFJs being “good” people, we miss out on the broad and varied ways they can show up in the world.\n\nThis misunderstanding is mostly from the ENFJs themselves. An ENFJ’s relationship to their body is often one of reluctance. They are usually unaware of their own physical well-being until it’s too late. As Intuitives, they are more drawn to the world of ideas and concepts than the world of the inner body.\n\nThis can look like a number of things. An ENFJ might forget to eat regularly—which I personally can’t imagine as I plan my whole day around food at specific times — and they often only notice their hunger when it’s blaring through them.\n\nENFJs might carry a collage of bruises on their body, not knowing where they came from. Given that ENFJs tend to enjoy exerting themselves (thanks to tertiary Se), their capacity to gather “pains” is heightened. Not only do ENFJs struggle to be aware of their physical needs, but because of that unawareness, they push themselves too far. ENFJs rarely prioritize sleep and relaxation due to a general overestimation of their energy and ability.\n\nAn ENFJ’s sense of reluctance towards rest is probably the most dangerous misconception they struggle with. It’s not necessarily that the ENFJ doesn’t see the value in recovery time, it’s that their awareness of their body’s needs is minimal. It’s not uncommon for these types to face such extremes as bedrest or injury from pushing too far for too long. When our bodies aren’t nourished as needed, they take the wheel and force us into a full stop. Knowing ENFJs have such a massive capacity to create and inform, I can only imagine how frustrating it is for the ENFJ to be immobile for any period of time.\n\nThere are several tactics that may prove helpful for the ENFJ struggling in this area. In the case of food intake, consider setting alarms so that you force yourself out of your headspace in order to meet your sensory needs. I would also suggest the ENFJ take some time to do “body checks” after exercise, sports, or whatever method is used for physical exertion. Look for bruises, notice how heavy your breathing is, make sure you’re drinking water, notice how much you’re sweating, etc. Some ENFJs (and ENTJs) are so removed from their “inner” body—which signals pain, numbness, a lack of homeostasis, hunger, heat waves, etc—that they don’t have adequate access in recognizing when their body is tired until they’re fully exhausted and drained. Because this information most likely isn’t something ENFJs will develop strongly, handy tools like alerts on a smart phone or water-tracking apps can be beneficial. This means eating at regular intervals, forcing themselves to sleep daily, being watchful if their body motions seem “off” in some particular way (why isn’t my arm fully extending right now?), etc.\n\nIn short, ENFJs do need rest, but oddly, it takes them more work to get there than other types.\n\nHave you noticed any misunderstandings that ENFJs deal with? Do you have any advice or encouragement for fellow ENFJs? Let us know in the comments!\n\n10 Signs of an Unhealthy ENFJ\n\nThe ENFJ Personality Type and the Enneagram",
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The real reason to invest in Alphabet (as with other businesses that governments have cracked the whip on in the past) is its leadership in innovation; the company has created a culture where technological advancement is pervasive. Simply put, Google isn't simply an advertising business based on internet search anymore.\n\nSure, about 80% of the Alphabet conglomerate's revenue is still generated by ad sales. But myriad other businesses from data analytics to cloud computing to hardware are expanding fast as well. Then there's the \"other bets\" segment, a hodgepodge of early-stage ventures and investments that encompass things like self-driving vehicles, space and satellite start-ups, and healthcare. The segment continues to lose money (it lost $868 million in the first quarter of 2019 alone), but Alphabet can afford it. Even when factoring in \"other bets\" losses and the European Commission fine, operating income was $6.61 billion.\n\nI like Alphabet's strategy of investing huge gobs of cash, from its highly profitable and dominant status atop the digital advertising industry, to foster innovation and growth later on down the road. It's a farsighted vision, one that makes this stock worth holding for the indefinite future -- even if government regulation poses a near-term threat.\n\nNo driver, no worries\n\nDaniel Miller (General Motors): One unusual stock that you can buy and hold for 50 years is General Motors. You may be skeptical, but hear me out. Right now seems like a horrible time to invest in a Detroit automaker, as sales of light vehicles in the U.S. plateau, but the cyclical nature of the automotive business doesn't matter over a 50-year time frame. Furthermore, one could argue that GM's price-to-earnings ratio of 6 makes this a great time to invest, as much of the near-term negativity seems priced in.\n\nGM is also well-positioned to carve out a leading position in driverless vehicles, as that opportunity continues to expand over the next few decades. Take GM Cruise, for instance: Acquired as Cruise Automation in 2016 for around $600 million, the subsidiary has soared in valuation and gained plenty of attention. In May GM announced that SoftBank, Honda, General Motors itself, and scattered institutional investors invested an additional $1.15 billion in Cruise at a post-investment valuation of $19 billion -- an impressive valuation boost in only three years.\n\nThe increasing number of GM Cruise investors and partnerships is hugely important: The company announced in March that by the end of 2019 it would double its employee headcount, from roughly 1,000 to 2,000, as it drives toward the commercial launch of a ridesharing service in San Francisco later this year.\n\nThe bad news is that because driverless cars could be a lucrative opportunity, the competition is intense, but the technology is expensive to develop. The good news is that despite slowing U.S. sales, GM has focused on more profitable full-size trucks and SUVs, which boosted its average transaction prices (ATPs) by $1,575 during the second quarter to $37,126 -- excellent compared to the industry average of $33,681, according to J.D. Power PIN (Power Information Network) estimates.\n\nTime will tell if GM can indeed succeed with its ambitions. But considering its paltry P/E of 6: If you have a long-term time frame that makes investing in a cyclical business less risky, and believe in its driverless-vehicle potential, GM could be a great stock to hold for 50 years.\n\nAn e-commerce play and cloud computing play rolled into one\n\nChris Neiger (Amazon): If you want a company that will have no problems adapting to shifting trends over the next five decades, look no further than Amazon. It's best known for its e-commerce dominance, of course, and this year it's expected to account for about 38% of all online sales in the U.S.\n\nDon't think that Amazon's finished growing this business, either. Its recent shift toward one-day shipping for Prime members is aimed squarely at keeping its e-commerce rivals at bay. Additionally, its recent Prime Day was a smashing success, with 175 million items sold in just two days. Amazon's early lead in this space means that as the worldwide e-commerce market grows to $4.9 trillion by 2021, the company will continue to benefit.\n\nBut it's not just e-commerce that'll keep Amazon humming along in the coming decades. The company's lucrative Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud computing platform will help as well. The majority of Amazon's profit already comes from AWS, and as the leading public cloud computing company, with market share of over 32%, Amazon is more than ready to stay ahead of Microsoft and Google in this space. Considering that cloud computing will be worth $331 billion by 2022, Amazon is just getting started in this massive market.\n\nAll of this means that if you're keen to pick a stock and keep it for decades, without having to worry if it's well-positioned to keep growing, you can buy Amazon and hold it for the long haul."
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But if we have no idea, if we can’t see the world, because we have this myth, then we are actually not addressing the problems.\n\nSo, the ideals of history is truth and objectivity, but when you use history for national pride, like Victor Orban in Hungary wants educational system to teach great Hungarian past times, when that happens, you eliminate the base for discussion about reality.\n\nMyth is usually there for the purpose of nationalism and populism. Most people object to nationalism on moral grounds. They say, it is bad, it is morally bad.\n\nI am not a judgmental person; I would never come and tell people you cannot be patriotic. People should do what they want. But myth is bad. Nationalism has a price on your perception of reality.\n\nThat’s my worry about nationalism. There are two kinds of nationalism: good and bad. Good nationalism is nationalism by a group that has been excluded, that had a language taken away, that isn’t allowed to be independent and make its own decisions.\n\nThe next example of propaganda is when good nationalism is used to advance bad nationalism.\n\nAnd this undermines equality. This is use of equality to undermine equality. And my objection is not a moral objection. I said that my objection is different. It’s bad for you or me to tell that “My country is a greatest”. Think of American exceptionalism. The reason it is bad is because none of us is that good, but one group of us says we the greatest, we are getting something deeply wrong.\n\nThe political technologists in Russia have done some very interesting things to distort reality. Think about the slogan of Russia Today. It is “Question more”. How can it be a bad thing? Isn’t it democratic to ask more questions?\n\nThat is very clever. Because what Russia figured out is if you have the news deliver everything – if you look at RT, there’s Nazis, there’s Stalinists, there’s everything!\n\nThe Nazi says this, the Stalinist says this, democrat says that. What Russia figured out, what Surkov figured out is that this is another way of using democratic ideals to undermine democracy. “Question more” sounds very democratic. RT is giving you every conspiracy theory.\n\nDoes anyone know how Donald Tramp came into the national politics? Do you know the specific reason he started getting interviewed by the news? Because he said Obama was born in Kenya. That is how he came to the news. He said that President was born in Kenya.\n\nWhen you have a lot of conspiracy theories and people say: Oh, it could be true. Than people do not know what to believe anymore. Peoples lose the sense of reality.\n\nAnd if you read Hanna Arendt about totalitarianism, she talks about how the Nazi and Bolsheviks survived off of conspiracy theory. That’s how they came to power.\n\nThat’s exactly what Donald Trump said – the media is controlled by Obama, you can tell because they’re not talking about how Obama controls the media and is born in Kenya.\n\nIn Russia, once you destroy reality, what is there left? All there is left is myth.\n\nSo that I think is what’s happening in Russia – conspiracy theory gone mad and then you have a national myth. And like all near-fascist myths, it’s harshly antigay, harshly misogynist.\n\nPutin is like a father of the patriarchal family. Equality is the enemy. And they need the enemy. We are the best, Russian Empire is the best.\n\nWe do the same in America too. Many Americans believe that America was ordained by God to rule the world.\n\nHow do we start instilling a sense of reality? When you destroy reality, when people are talking about conspiracy theories, it’s very difficult.\n\nConspiracy theories are ways of entertaining yourselves. In the literature about the Soviets and the Nazis, you find people making a distinction between language used to describe reality and language just used to create fear, emotion.\n\nIf you say the words “climate change”, many Americans think you’re talking about a conspiracy to make us all pro-gay.\n\nOne problem is that we think language is used to describe the world but is not. Then we become confused about what actually is going on.\n\nSo how do we restore reality is a very important question. At Yale we have a group called the Yale Climate Change Committee and they go and talk to people in Republican state who believe climate change is a conspiracy but who have to deal with the effects of climate change.\n\nThey say – you’ve got a lot of rain lately, or the water is coming into your house, what are you going to do about that? But they don’t say “climate change”.\n\nSo a lot of the time the myths become connected with certain words, and words become magical words, and magical words are no longer about describing things, they are about a magic world, and that’s why after the end of the 1945 denazification took the form of eliminating a lot of the language.\n\nWhen you start seeing words being magical, it’s a little bit dangerous. Even I love the Revolution of Dignity but still language can be a dangerous thing. You think it is describing but instead it’s creating this bigger myth for you.\n\nOn the one hand you have national myth, and on the other you have libertarian, technicists, efficiency, capitalism. I understand why efficiency, market, private sector is important.\n\nWhat makes Ukraine important for the world right now is the Revolution. Ukraine understands things and did things as a civic community that are not just about their own pocketbook and there are not just about efficiency or having more private sector. Different people came together with very different viewpoints and said: Ok, it is a very serious problem. When does that happen? That never happens – and you did it. Everyone is curious about this. And here is optimism.\n\nI hope that Ukraine does not say that we need to become like everybody else. It is important to come up with your own ideals, your own way of going."
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"How to Appreciate Disney World As An Adult\n\nObservant entrepreneurs can find plenty of inspiration at the House of Mickey. To start, look at the park's history, design, and out-of-this-world food.\n\nBy Seth Porges October 7, 2021\nOpinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.\n\nHot take: Theme parks like those found at the Walt Disney World Resort are more fun when you’re an adult. As a kid, you may be awestruck by the presence of a princess. But as an adult, you can really appreciate the intense attention to detail and fusion of immersive design, technology, and stagecraft that brings these worlds to life. (Not to mention the food and drink.)\n\nAs it happens, Disney World is also a huge hub for conventions of all sorts, with multiple on-site hotels that feature sprawling convention centers that likely bring in people who wouldn’t even think of stepping foot in a theme park.\n\nThis October, Disney World also celebrated its 50th anniversary—a celebration the resort intends to keep going for the next 18 months that will feature new food, merchandise, and a bunch of new rides and attractions. In other words: If you’re the kind of person who hasn’t been since you were a kid (or happens to find themselves in Orlando for a convention), there’s a lot to love about visiting these places as an adult. Here’s a starter guide to appreciating the theme parks with grown-up eyes.",
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"While theme parks like those found at Disney World have long acted as showcases for new technology (years before Skype, I remember my family booking a dining reservation at Epcot using a video teleconference kiosk), the bar for extracting “oohs” and “aahs” from mere technology is now impossibly high. Add on that theme park attractions need to hold their own for years to come, and Moore’s Law has a way of making a once-impressive ride feel like last year’s iPhone.\n\nThe challenge for designers such as Disney’s vaunted Imagineers is thus to create experiences that are both impressive to an audience that has easy access to an Oculus—and capable of remaining impressive for years.\n\nThe solution for modern theme parks is remarkably similar to what is currently happening in the TV and film world, where the most convincing effects (think: The Manalorian) now come from strategically mixing computer graphics with practical effects and physical sets.\n\nIt’s time to stop thinking about theme parks as children’s playgrounds, and more as temples of immersive design: Mega-budget participatory art pieces that wrap you in a cornucopia of sensory experiences designed to trick your brain and sense of presence into thinking you are somewhere you are not. An alien planet out of the Star Wars universe perhaps (you can find that at Disney’s Hollywood Studios), or James Cameron’s Avatar (Disney’s Animal Kingdom). Screens and what we commonly think of as “tech” are one piece of this trick, but so are fake rocks, a giant full-size model of a MIllenium Falcon, mountains that appear to float up in the air above Pandora, cast members (what Disney calls its employees) who speak to you in-story, and an Easter egg-filled attention to detail that rewards repeat visits and obsessive eagle eyes.\n\nFor somebody who spent years working in design and technology, this sense of immersion makes theme parks absolutely fascinating places to visit. Not just because you can see the latest and greatest, but also because the larger parks surrounding these new immersive areas act as multilayered archaeological sites; with 50 years of history, attractions, design decisions, and IP smashed together.\n\nIt can be a lot of fun just strolling the parks and seeing what has stood the test of time—and what hasn’t. The Haunted Mansion still relies on effects from the 1960s (when it first opened at Disneyland in California)—many of which are actually dusted-off theatrical effects from the 1800s (most notably: the Pepper’s Ghost illusion, which is liberally used to populate the ride with translucent spirits).\n\nFor entrepreneurs, there are real lessons that can be pulled from these experiences. It can be easy to get caught up in the hype of a new trick or piece of technology, without really thinking about how it will look and feel to the end user in a few years (or even months) when the shine is gone. Essays and books could be written about why rides like the Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean still work after all these years, but it all comes down to using technology in a way that remains grounded in a larger experiential goal without drawing too much attention to itself. There’s a fine line between “classic” and “dated”, and few experiences make that as clear as rides that are still offering delight after decades of continuous operation.\n\nAs much fun as it is to marvel at attractions that have stood the test of time, there’s an undeniable thrill with seeing the latest and greatest. With the ongoing 50th Anniversary celebration as an excuse, we’re seeing a huge number of new stuff come all at once—a rare site for parks that typically make changes in tiny increments.\n\nEpcot, in particular, is undergoing a massive transformation. The biggest changes: A new ride (Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure) that shrinks you down to a Pixar-sized rodent, and a new nighttime show (Harmonious) that uses gigantic displays of water as projection screens that accompany fireworks.\n\nThere’s also some cool tech to appreciate here. The Ratatouille ride (which borrows its characters from the Pixar film) is one of a new crop of attractions that uses trackless ride vehicles that sweep through an environment like a self-driving car. The lack of a physical track allows these rides (you can also experience the tech on the Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance and Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway rides, both at Hollywood Studios) to move forward, backwards, and side to side. Sans track, these rides also offer a newfound sense of immersion and surprise, as you genuinely may not know where your vehicle is headed next. For the Ratatouille ride, these elements come together to give the ride vehicle something of a personality: A scurrying rat that is forced to crawl in and around the floor of a kitchen, avoiding both physical environmental and 3D screen-presented obstacles. The end result is that you feel less like a passive observer of events (as is often the case in older diorama-filled dark rides), and more of an active participant.\n\nLooking to the future, Epcot is also getting Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind in 2022. This enormous indoor rollercoaster (one of the largest ever constructed) will feature a reverse launch and place visitors in ride vehicles that swivel so as to orient towards specific show scenes. One of the biggest trends in current ride design is to mix the story elements of a classic dark ride with the thrills of a rollercoaster. Nobody has ridden this ride yet, but if properly executed, it could represent the apotheosis of this fusion.\n\nLest we forget, the Magic Kingdom park also got a new nighttime show for the 50th anniversary (called Disney Enchantment). Like the park’s previous show (Happily Ever After), Enchantment uses the iconic Cinderella Castle as a massive project-mapped screen that brings animated characters and scenes to life along with music and fireworks. Still, the show’s neatest feature involves extending this effect to the turn-of-the-century storefronts that line the park’s Main Street USA section. It’s positively wild seeing buildings that have stood there since the park first opened 50 years ago light up in new and interesting ways. Perhaps more than anything else, this effect represents the fusion of old and new that makes these parks so interesting for an adult in 2021.",
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"Sure, you can still fill up on churros and turkey legs; but if you haven’t been to Disney World in decades, you're apt to be shocked at the food of it all. Both in terms of quality and experience.\n\nThe brand-new Space 220 restaurant at Epcot is as much a ride as it is a restaurant, with guests ushered 220 miles above Orlando to a “space station” via a simulated elevator ride that features “windows” (ahem… super high-resolution screens) that offer views down to Earth and up to the stars. Upon arrival, more digital “windows” wrap around the actual restaurant, offering a space-sized version of what one might find eating at the Space Needle or Eiffel Tower. The experience is cool enough that the food probably doesn’t have to be good. Fortunately, it’s actually quite delicious, and the service is nothing short of stellar (or perhaps interstellar?). This is important, and keeps the whole thing feeling like the first-class cabin in 2001: A Space Odyssey—as opposed to steerage in Snowpiercer.\n\nFor those looking for less of an otherworldly experience and more of a straightforward meal, it’s really hard to find a bad bite at the Disney Springs shopping and entertainment area (basically a giant outdoor mall—and a great way to spend some time in the Disney Bubble without paying for park admission). Personal favorites include Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ (southern food), George’s Wine Bar (probably the best place for miles to find funky natties), and the Boathouse (seafood). You can also get a drink at an actual for-real Indiana Jones-themed bar (Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar).\n\nAnd if you’re worried about being overwhelmed with the kiddie nature of it all: Don’t be. At night, Epcot (the most food-focused of the Disney theme parks) transforms into perhaps the world’s most unique pub crawl, with the World Showcase section of the park drawing in far more hungry and thirsty adults than princess-possessed children.\n\nLastly, it can be a ton of fun to look at the different ways the parks use food to further a feeling of immersion and story. The food at Satu’li Canteen in the Avatar-themed part of Animal Kingdom is designed to look like it came from an alien planet, and Star Wars fans can drink blue and green milk in the Galaxy’s Edge section of Hollywood Studios. Or, you know, stick to beer.\n\n10 Ways Adobe Can Supercharge Your Creativity\n\nA designer imagines what Netflix, Spotify, and other brands would have looked like in the 1980s"
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"The Estate Car seems to have lost favour though, in many ways, it never was in favour.\n\nThe Estate Car was the car you bought when you had so many obligations and so much responsibility that you couldn’t afford to indulge yourself with the car you really wanted. Its name, of course, like its US equivalent the Station Wagon derives from the upper echelons, but even there it was just a tool to carry around steamer trunks, whilst the important people were often carried in the back of something grander.\n\nAfter that, if you couldn’t afford servants to do the lugging around for you, you bought an estate for your own use instead – a lumpy, unloved workhorse.\n\nWell, that’s what I assume is many people’s view of the estate car, though it was never mine. Apart from my old Citroen, I have never owned a car with a proper boot. I have always wanted that loadbay, first with hatchbacks then, when I could afford it, a proper estate. Partly this was to do with the very real needs of my job, though that requirement is not so great now since I have access to vans and such-like.\n\nIt is also, maybe, to do with a less real need, that is the desire to be feel useful. So, just as the sports car is the fantasy compensation symbol of certain middle-aged men, maybe the estate car has filled that purpose for me. I certainly remember poring lustfully over pictures of the new Peugeot 505 Break when it was released.\n\nMind you, I also admit to having always had boy-racer tendencies, which sat at odds with the staid estate car image. For many years practicality won out in my desires until, in 1981 VW introduced the Passat Variant Syncro. Now, this was no hotshoe estate in itself but, sharing the mechanicals with the Audi Quattro it seemed to me ideal if they went the whole route and made a fast, 5 cylinder turbo powered, 4WD estate car. Surely I wasn’t the only one who wanted one.",
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This confirms that it had the same wheelbase as the saloon, but it’s not enough to stick a box on the back of a saloon.\n\nCitroen and Peugeot both used unique rear passenger doors, indicative that they both had longer wheelbases than their saloon equivalents for safer handling. It was a sign that Citroen were losing it when the BX Break did the same thing as Volvo.\n\nMeanwhile, in Germany as in the UK, although Borgward had produced a Combi before it went under, large estates were seen to be the province of Opel and Ford, so the 1977 Mercedes W123T, ironically built in the old Borgward factory, was hugely influential in raising the estate’s image. Until then, the only Benz estates offered were conversions by the likes of Crayford.\n\nI remember the discussion as to whether a Mercedes Estate really made sense, but thousands of W123 and W124 owners proved it did. All the same, Mercedes’ German rivals took some convincing. BMW didn’t introduce a 5 Series Touring until 1990 with Audi releasing its first proper estates around the same time – previously it had offered the, rather perverse, mildly useless, sloped back C3 100 Avant.\n\nBut at this point, Audi suddenly, and literally, went into overdrive. It first offered the turbo 5 quattro drivetrain in the 100 Avant (called confusingly in hindsight S4). Then, in 1994, it produced the 80 based RS2 Avant, Porsche developed and very, very fast. It also put the V8 into the 100 Avant to give the S4 Plus. Two years after introducing its Touring, BMW introduced an E34 M5 Touring.\n\nAlthough the Audis led to the RS4 and RS6 Avants available to this day, oddly BMW’s hot estates have been sporadic. No E59 M5 Touring was offered, the Bangle E60 Touring was offered as an M5, but then the M5 touring disappeared again – though there is always Alpina. Mercedes however joined in with both C and E Class AMG Estates.\n\nWhilst all this was going on, in Japan, Subaru had been plowing their own, characteristically individual, furrow. Starting at the end of the 80s with a 4WD Legacy estate, they soon started uprating the engine and, by the mid 90s, were producing the relatively discreet but rather fast GT-B. But, I can’t help suspecting that Subaru were slightly distracted by WRX inspired performance fever in the 90s.\n\nSales of the Legacy in Europe dropped somewhat early in the last decade and, in the US, where they always had a solid base from people who needed a competent 4WD load carrier, but didn’t fancy the machismo of a default pickup, the drop was even greater. But although you might not think of them that much, these days they actually seem to be selling very well.\n\nAnyway, all the activity in Germany shook things up. The estate was finally being seen as an aspirational vehicle. In time, even Rover and Jaguar finally joined in. Naturally, aspirations and do-it-yourself don’t sit well together and, inevitably, the posh estate lost practicality.\n\nA recent drive in an Insignia Estate, sorry Sports Tourer, confirmed exactly what its name suggests. Opening the rear presented me with a yawning chasm – the one in my life waiting to be filled with the sort of lifestyle choices that the odd shaped opening and relatively mean but immaculate loading bay of the Insignia presumably caters for. But, of course, in reality even lifestyles need space and, when you consider these cars, it’s a pain even fitting in a mountain bike or a ……. oh, the sort of gear for whatever other leisure activities I’m missing out on …. so manufacturers surely do no-one any favours in the end.\n\nYet, suddenly anxious to aspire to be like other car makers, those one-time producers of the sensible, bourgeois mega-estate, Peugeot and Citroen produced the awful, overstyled 407 and the less awful but not that useful second Series C5 Estates – the first C5 was, actually, a pretty decent estate in the old Citroen tradition and, like most of today’s Peugeots, the current 508 is at least better than its predecessor.\n\nNaturally, comfort struggles against practicality in an estate. For me, the perfect estate has a long, wide, high, stepless loading bay, with completely fold flat seats and, ideally, a folding front passenger seat for those very long items. But folding seats often mean that you restrict space for nice, springy cushions and well postured backrests. My own experience being a passenger in the rear of a W124 Estate was that it was a bit too bench like.\n\nBut these challenges are to be overcome, not avoided. And, on another contentious compromise, we’ve recently discussed the worth of the ‘lost’ loadspace caused by the angled rear of a hatchback and, indeed, most modern estate cars. For me this is crucial but, it seems, for most people the presumed aesthetic improvement of an angled rear door is more important than ultimate loadspace. The Mercedes CLA and CLS Shooting Brakes are, I guess, as relevant to a load carrier as a pair of €800 designer jeans are to workwear. They just shout out ‘I’ve made it, I don’t need practicality’.\n\nThe MPV was the first sign of the estate car’s decline. The floor was in the same position, but the roof was higher, thus increasing its useful boxiness. This seemed to be the logical evolution of the estate, the next step, and I was an enthusiastic early adopter with a Series 1 Espace. If this had been where all estate car sales would go in the future, I would accept and understand its decline. But the car market’s an irrational place, and the MPV’s star has also faded in favour of the SUV and the Crossover. Also the 4 door pickup takes quite a few sales that could go to estates. In some parts of the world this makes sense, but in an urban environment what does it offer besides posturing?\n\nThe physics of load carrying is often given little thought by drivers. Self levelling, as with old Citroens, is a boon, but trying to keep the main weight of the load as low and far forward as possible is wise. Also, giving some thought to which items might become lethal weapons in an accident is sensible. Today’s high-riding vehicles don’t increase loadspace, they just move its content’s centre of gravity higher. Most people seem happy with this which, in marketing terms, means that they are right. Modern chassis technology means that high riding cars can corner perfectly safely and many SUVs amaze with their prowess. But physics is physics, and a low estate car will always be dynamically superior.\n\nToday, assailed on various fronts, the estate’s tailgate appears to be in terminal descent. I miss the proper estate car. For sensible me, the ultimate would be a well-preserved Citroen CX Break (or Safari as they said in the UK). Or, since I currently drive an estate car, albeit a rather short and odd one, a stretched Cube or one of its Japanese cousins might be ideal.\n\nFor hooning me, I did consider a grey import Legacy Second Generation GT-B years ago, but felt that Q-car anonymity shouldn’t extend to the very dull interior. However my fantasies don’t actually end with that or a noisy Audi RS6. Encouraged by ownership of my Audi S6 (loadspace too high due to rear diff, etc) a couple of years ago I just missed a fine sounding, high-mileage but realistically priced, E34 M5 Touring. Of today’s offerings, I’d possibly prefer a Mercedes AMG, but these cars all suffer from the compromises dictated by their styling.\n\nFar better and capacious would be the one-off Agnelli Lancia Thema 8.32 or one of Paul Newman’s Ford V8 powered Volvos. But if you really wanted to say ‘I’ve made it and I’m loaded, but that’s because I still buy all my stuff at the Cash & Carry’, there’s always the Bentley Turbo R Val D’Isere conversions made, apparently, for the Sultan of Brunei and featuring part-time hydraulic 4WD.\n\nIncidentally, if you think that no-one can get excited over estate car ownership, my picture researches led me to the site of an enthusiastic owner who has lovingly restored a Mercedes W123 turbodiesel. It seems a very comprehensive and informative site, so comprehensive in fact that it includes some of the least likely babe’n car shots imaginable. Naturally, they are not DTW appropriate but, in the context of the car, oddly endearing so, if you are interested……….\n\n16 thoughts on “Art of the Estate”"
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Aftab Bahadur was hanged on June 10 despite calls by thousands of concerned individuals, human rights organizations, Christian leaders, and even the United Nations to grant him a reprieve. Shafqat Hussain’s story is similar. He was also sentenced when he was a juvenile, and his confession too was allegedly extracted under torture. Shafqat Hussain was arrested along with several others for the same crime. According to reports, while the others were freed after paying a 80,000 rupees (US$786) bribe, Shafqat was not because he did not possess the funds. Doubts about his guilt have led to the postponement of his sentence four times, but he has yet to be exonerated.\nWhile Pakistan is racing to execute people, most of the rest of the world is moving in the opposite direction. In fact, nearly two-thirds of all countries have abolished the death penalty due to the growing belief that it is cruel, inhuman, degrading, discriminatory and ineffective in deterring crime. In the US, where the death penalty exists in 32 out of 50 states but is practiced in only a few, stories of innocent people being sentenced to death periodically surface. The Innocence Project, an organization dedicated to reforming the US justice system, has successfully exonerated over 300 people, some of whom had been sentenced to death, largely through the use of DNA testing — a facility not readily accessible here. In fact, since 1973, 154 people have been freed from death row in the US after spending years in prison because their guilt could not be proven beyond reasonable doubt.\nIf the US justice system, which many would cite as being one of the most robust, can make so many mistakes, one can only imagine how many wrongful convictions there have been in Pakistan where corruption plagues every level of the state’s structure, particularly the police.\nApplication of death penalty is inherently flawed, with members of marginalized groups far more likely to receive death sentences. In the US, you are three times more likely to face execution if you are African American than if you are white. In Pakistan, among the marginalized are members of minority communities some of whom have been sentenced to death for allegedly committing blasphemy. While more Muslims have received the death penalty for allegedly committing blasphemy, minority communities feel themselves at far greater risk because of their religious, caste and class identity. Despite this, many in Pakistan blindly support the death penalty because they believe it deters crime and is sanctioned by religion. Not only does this overlook the countless studies, which prove that states that apply the death penalty do not have lower murder rates, it mistakenly assumes the state acts in a manner that is fair and just. Interestingly, many of those who support the death penalty do not trust the state with their alms or even their tax money due to fears of rampant corruption, but yet they trust it with deciding the gravest of matters — that of life and death.\nThere are more than 8,000 people who are counting the days till they will be called to the gallows. Many of these people were likely tortured in order to extract their confessions, some when they were children. Many may have been offered clemency if they could pay the required bribe or blood money. Many were probably the victims of some personal enmity on the part of the accusers. Many are mentally challenged or ill. And many more were just the most convenient and vulnerable suspects who could be found at the time.\nThe state has taken a respite from executions for the holy month of Ramadan. This represents a small window of opportunity for the Pakistani public to reflect on the effectiveness of the death penalty as it is applied today — by a severely broken and corrupt justice system.\n\nComment: Asian countries tend to be followers, not leaders. We watch each other carefully; when one moves we all move. Above all, this is true of the death penalty. Countries in the region shuffle along, always hesitant to take the ultimate step of abolition. When the Philippines took the unusual step of abolition, the others reflected that the move was influenced by Philippines non-asian adherence to Catholicism. A Thai senator remarked to me, referring to Philappine addiction to asassination killings, that Philippines doesn't need the death penalty as they shoot each other. However, backward steps are more easily taken. Like India, its rejected twin Pakistan had begun a moratorium on the death penalty. And like India, it took the step backwards. Where does that leave Thailand, now approaching a de facto moratorium, the ultimate alternative to choice?\nPosted by hrdefender at 4:09 PM"
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"We use cookies to provide you with a better experience. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies in accordance with our Cookie Policy.\nHome » Kicking up the heat in meat\n\nKicking up the heat in meat\n\nCHICAGO — Some call it hot. Others prefer to say spicy. They are referring to “kick,” that painful, yet pleasurable sensation of the mouth on fire. It’s a sensory experience today’s consumers enjoy that’s intensifying with no signs of abating.\n\n“Consumers are on a big, broad journey of discovery, moving out of their comfort zones to explore new food experiences, with flavor – in particular flavors that provide kick – playing a major part,” said Lu Ann Williams, director of innovation for Innova Market Insights. “Brands are leaning towards more remarkable and unusual flavor hybrids, as well as stronger taste experiences.”\n\nThis is supported by two out of three Americans, according to an Innova Market Insights survey, who agreed they love to discover new flavors. Even among more traditional consumers who don’t feel this way, there is still a role for reinventing classic flavors with novel twists, alongside developing new and more unusual flavors and combinations.\n\n“Today’s consumers regard themselves as world citizens and are increasingly interested in diverse flavors inspired by foreign cuisines, in particular, Southeast Asian, East Asian, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern,” Ms. Williams said. “Chili peppers are often a part of authentic recipes.”",
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"Authenticity includes specificity. In many instances it’s no longer enough to refer to a food as spicy or hot. Consumers want to better understand the origin of the kick, including the chili’s flavor profile. Marketers are starting to call out the chili pepper’s name in prepared meat and poultry, often describing its level of heat and flavor.\n\nHormel Foods Corp. is adding a little kick to its Hormel Natural Choice snack packs with a chipotle chicken option. The chipotle is a smoked and dried jalapeño that has a little bit of heat and a woody, smoky flavor with a hint of cocoa.\n\nChipotles and jalapeños range from 2,500 to 10,000 Scoville Heat Units (S.H.U.), a measure of the concentration of capsaicin that is determined by high-performance liquid chromatography. Pure capsaicin tops out the Scoville scale at 16,000,000 S.H.U.\n\nTo compare, bell peppers lack capsaicin and therefore score zero on the Scoville scale. A mild-heat pepper is the ancho, also known as poblano. It is 1,000 to 2,000 S.H.U. For many, anchos, chipotles and jalapeños are the point of entry into hot and spicy cuisine.\n\nThe “Food and Flavor Trends 2020 and Beyond” survey conducted by Les Dames d’Escoffier International provides insight from food professionals as to the types of international items that will be gaining traction on menus. One such concept is Puebla Hot Pot, which has Latin American origins. This is a bowl meal consisting of chicken or pork in a chicken stock sauce seasoned with ancho chilis, smoked paprika and spices. The ancho chilis contribute a rich, dark cherry flavor with raisin sweetness and smoky tobacco and chocolate undertones. This combined with the smoked paprika, gives the stew-like dish a sweet meets heat barbecue flavor.\n\nAnother trending concept is Tanzanian Mishkaki. This is the boldly spiced East African version of beef shish kabob. The meat marinade includes the bright flavors of lemon and papaya blended with tomato and onion, along with zing from garlic, red bell pepper, black pepper and ginger. This dish does not have kick from capsaicin, as bell peppers do not contain this compound. Nor does black pepper; however, ground dried peppercorns have a unique spiciness from the chemical compound piperine, which has a pungent taste profile.",
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"Jianbing is a popular street-food in China that can now be found in many food courts and the growing number of food halls in cities like Chicago and New York. Considered an on-the-go breakfast food, much like a doughnut or bagel, jianbing is a filled crepe brushed with umami-rich hoisin and chili sauce. The sauce is very personal, with culinary professionals having their own signature pepper combination.\n\nMany prefer to use milder peppers, in order for the consumer to appreciate the complex layer of flavors that the peppers bring to the food. This includes guajillos, which are dried mirasol chilis. They are only about 2,500 to 5,000 S.H.U. and boast a moderately spicy, tangy flavor with a touch of citrus. Pasillas are even milder, at 1,000 to 2,500 S.H.U. They have a unique, complex flavor that starts out like prune and finishes with a hint of licorice.\n\nWhile many chili peppers possess flavor, that flavor cannot always be tasted when the heat level is high. Some peppers are simply all about the capsaicin. The Carolina Reaper, for example, is known as the hottest chili pepper in the world and can be as hot as 2,200,000 S.H.U. The Bhut Jolokia pepper – ghost pepper – measures in at about 800,000 to 1,000,000 S.H.U.\n\nNot as hot, but hot enough that no flavor can be detected by the human tongue is the piri piri pepper, also known as African bird’s eye chili. With its origin in Portugal, the word piri translates to hot. The pepper measures at about 175,000 S.H.U.\n\nDatassential MenuTrends 2019 suggests that piri piri sauce, which is made from the namesake pepper, is trending as an ingredient to deliver kick to all types of foods, in particular chicken. The condiment features pureed pepper combined with citrus peel, onion, pepper, salt, lemon juice, bay leaves, paprika, pimiento, basil, oregano and tarragon.\n\nPiri piri is a complex sauce that has become quite common in South African cuisine where it delivers sweet, sour and salty notes along with heat. Awareness is still low among consumers, but its appearance on menus has grown 41 percent over the past four years. Nielsen data shows that its presence has grown 120% in retail over the past two years.\n\nGochujang is another sauce gaining traction in meat and poultry. It is a combination of chili peppers and fermented soybeans and starts out sweet to the palate. Depending on the peppers, the degree of lingering heat varies, but should always be there. This Korean condiment is catching on in food service and retail.\n\nSuch hot sauces make sense for meat and poultry, according to Nancy Kruse, president of The Kruse Co., as consumers are often more willing to taste unfamiliar ingredients when they are delivered by a familiar food, such as a burger or even fried chicken.\n\nThis is something that packaged meat and poultry processors can do with creative use of sauces, seasonings and marinades. Teaming up with brands known for delivering kick to foods is an easy point of entry into the hot and spicy space.",
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Click Here to download 3DP Chip for House windows Vista/XP/7 – This program will instantly detect your components and search for updated drivers with regard to them.\n\nMake sure you ensure you have an updated version” mistake. Just built a fresh PC with an Nvidia card therefore I knew PhysX was installed. I install the individuals, and I get the same error concept as before. This is extremely odd, ?nternet site played this online game on an more mature computer a few years ago in addition to didn’t have this particular problem. Additionally, We also recently completed playing mass effect 1 in the existing computer, so that is even weirder to me. Note that will if you need to do of which then some more recent games MAY experience a problem with the older PhysX in addition to require you to update to the particular newer version. On the other hand if that doesn’t job then you need to uninstall PhysX and after that install the version that is saved with Mass Effect second .\n\nGame configurations can easily become changed from the particular game launcher. Take note that if an individual want to enable Anti Aliasing, the particular launcher does not have an alternative regarding it. It seems the overall game does not necessarily support AA (as it didn’t appear to work when pressured from video card control panel either). Whatever changes an individual make, they won’t take effect until you save the construction file. As uncovered by the developers, the choices you made in Mass Effect 1 can impact your story progress inside Mass Effect two. Back when Mass Effect 1 was released, it was a new busy moment for all of us. Thankfully, Mass Effect 2 release provides been a lot ‘cleaner’.\n\nI got the empty. bik files from the “no intro” resolve i googled in addition to downloaded. You just have to rename them correctly and drop them to the \\Mass Effect 2\\BioGame\\Movies\\ folder. Use home windows “run” option, type “msconfig” – after that check newly openned window for “load or download or even smth like that” “new parametrs” plus switch proccessor count number from 1 to 2.\n\nMass Effect 2 Will Not Operate\n\nIn case you use a new NVIDIA video card, it may not really be listed as PhysX within the plan list, it’ll be NVIDIA PhysX. Uninstall physx, reboot PC, download the latest physx and install it. So just select Mas Effect a few in Origin and click ‘repair install’ and ‘check the update’ will resolve this issue. To repair this issue – ALT-Tab out regarding the game plus open taaskmgr. Move to processes plus right click about MassEffect3 exe file and click Place Affinity. Open typically the manager again, proper click around the Bulk Effect 3 exe and Set Cast back to a couple of cores.\n\nYou can use any kind of driver cleaning energy like Drive Sweeper to remove the old physics individuals from your method. If you cannot access the quick-buttons during your multi-player session of the game, you ought to re-log to correct this issue. It occurs when you change your character within the lobby. Reboot Origin and it also need to recognize Mass Result 3 as mounted. It happens whenever you charge while a person are dead due to the fact of the difference between client and server about correct position of the character. Re-starting the particular game and prevent charging when you are dead to eliminate this issue. Size Effect 3 will be the highlight of March, and we know for a truth how the start of any blockbuster want that continues COMPUTER platform; plenty of bugs, game breaking problems and frustrated consumers.\n\nPlease ensure you have a great updated version of typically the PhysX System Application installed. can’t find mass effect a couple of or 3 to work because of physx. i have tried uninstall software in addition to installing it once again. i tried installing the physx application that was in the mass impact 2 folders, that will also failed. i actually have tried compatebility, and run since administrator. When I attempt to start ME2, it says “Failed to initialize typically the physics system. Make sure you make certain you have an updated version from the PhysX System Application installed. “\n\nIt took me nearly 40 minutes to determine out what the problem was and after that the compatible version associated with PhysX. This problem occurred for me when I installed a fresh video card plus updated my drivers. My DVD participant on my tower system is not detailed and i also can not really access the Bulk Effect 2 specific PhysX files on the disk. Should you be also experiencing this matter then here is a solution. We purchased the Bulk Effect 2 video game on disk through Half Price Publications. I recently purchased Mass Effect a few and it will not even load.\n\nBut fear not as we prepared a new Mass Effect 3 Errors and Fixes guide for that very reason. In case it is windows 8 it might not work due to the fact windows 8 offers compatibility issues in addition to it sucks. typically the game just crashes after the début part where he is being elevated. i see the loading screen together with the skull about the right yet right after tat it crashes. My game crashes right after the loading display screen when I’ve clicked the import ME1 character. 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"OCR App- If you don’t have a scanner, you can still snappily overlook documents with the help of mobile scanningapp.However, you want to start optic character recognition( OCR), If you need to convert the runners to a train that you canedit.However, what you need is a mobile scanning app and OCR, If you need to upload damage images for an expenditure report or convert some runners of a book into textbook that you can edit. While there are multitudinous apps that can overlook documents using only your phone’s camera, the number that can convert them into editable digital documents is small.\n\nUsing the smartphone camera to checkup published documents has come a common app for a smartphone moment. While we can download and install numerous apps from the Google Play Store to perform this work, numerous of them will include numerous additions and the quality may not be acceptable for your requirements. Also, some of them warrant some important features like converting media lines to other formats, uploading lines directly to pall storehouse or etc. Some free apps can request plutocrat after certain moments of use or to produce the final train to download.\n\nWhat Makes An OCR App Great?\n\nThe stylish OCR app have a dereliction automatic scanning point that focuses on the textbook and directly detects the edges of documents. All the apps that created this final list have this capability and use it by dereliction. Anyhow of what you put in front of your phone’s camera, the app reviews without having to touch a button( the only exception is Microsoft OfficeLens). Although not tapping on a button might feel trivial, it allows your hands to hold the camera forcefully, producing a sharper image. thus, automatic scanning is a largely desirable point.\n\nWe’re looking for apps that offer to digitize and surveying them in a single result. immaculately, you want to be suitable to overlook your document and be suitable to use the textbook incontinently. Four of the apps that made this list meet this criterion. The only bone\nthat’s not, Microsoft OfficeLens, requires a secondary app to complete the process. Eventually, we included it anyway because the results were veritably good and the apps bring nothing. still, you need a Microsoft account to get the textbook editable.\nWhat you do with your lines after surveying and surveying them is extensively important. The stylish scanning and OCR app allow you to save a PDF of what you digitize and offer fresh options to partake, publish and export your lines. Some indeed have the function Copy all textbook that allows you to snappily collect textbook directly from the app and bury it into the app you want.\n\nFeatures aren’t everything to look for, but there are some that we like to see in mobile scanning and OCR app. Tools that allow you to manually acclimate the crop are important, for illustration, because occasionally apps are wrong in edge discovery. Apps also bear tools to acclimate brilliance, correct color, and elect grayscale rather than black and white affair when demanded. Having an OCR function that works in different languages is also a big advantage.\n\nSince there are numerous free and paid OCR app available in the Google Play store, you can get confused when looking for the stylish. After trying several apps of the same type, we’ve listed some of the stylish free OCR app. For us, flashing back a stoner’s requirements is a crucial point on which the prospect chooses the right bone\n. Because some OCR app are specifically designed to convert images from handwritten notes into plain textbook, while other apps can do much further. thus, the need is the point that satisfies felicity.\n\nSome of the apps of the professional performances are really worth the price, while others are not. That’s why, along with some free apps, we ’ve also added some high- quality paid apps recommended by professionals. We’ll also do all we can to go with the cheapest payment apps for the convenience of druggies. So, let’s see the 5 stylish OCR app for Android 2019.\n\nCamScanner OCR App is one of the stylish apps for Android document scanners with further than 350 million downloads. The app allows you to snappily overlook any document and have it in your phone’s gallery, be it a damage, an tab, a note, a business card, a blackboard discussion,etc.\n\nalso, the app has an internal optimization tool that improves the textbook and plates to insure that they’re clear and clear enough and that it’s possible to use the OCR( Optical Character Recognition) function to prize the textbooks from the images.\nIt’s an amazing OCR surveying app formulti-purpose phones that can be used to overlook documents, convert images to PDF lines and also convert images into fluently editable textbook. We tested this app on numerous types of papers, handwritten notes and indeed on published paper, similar as the review, substantially due to its OCR capabilities and the result was relatively satisfactory. In some cases, the result wasn’t over to the mark.\n\nCamScanner also lets you partake scrutinized documents as PDF or JPEG and publish them using AirPrint with any near printer.\n\nGoogle OCR App is likewise inquisitive about imparting its personal model of OCR technology. Google Keep is advertised extra as a whole answer for retaining and organizing notes. You can use the app to seize thoughts, scribbles, and images, then insert it right into a word that may be changed thru the app. From there, you may flip it right into a checklist, a reminder or only a word for destiny reference.\n\nThe app is intuitive and pretty smooth to use. It has a tiled manage panel so that you can without difficulty overview a protracted listing and nevertheless be pretty prepared later. Google Keep is a sturdy competitor to OneNote and Evernote with many features for taking and storing notes. One of those is OCR. Being a Google app, it integrates with Calendar, Documents and different Google services.\n\nThe app is loose and with out ads, like every Google things. The manner it really works is a touch exclusive due to the fact Keep is an app for taking minimalist notes. Scan an picture with textual content after which contact the 3 dots at the proper facet of the display screen to “clutch the textual content” withinside the picture.\n\nMicrosoft Office Lens – PDF Scanner OCR App is a beneficial app in case you are someone grown up with Microsoft applications over the years. This app is a PDF scanner to be able to can help you use your phone’s digital digicam to experiment a record and store it for later use.\n\nThe app gives trimming, PDF enhancements, textual content enhancing, and report sharing. One of the matters that makes this app precise is its cappotential to store to OneDrive. Therefore, in case you want to experiment a record, store it to transform it right into a PDF and proportion it with a colleague; Office Lens has you covered.\n\nYou also can use this app to proportion files and create backups through OneDrive, however it’s the handiest record scanner app that helps you to store them in OneNote. Moreover, in case you are interested by enhancing files with the Microsoft Office package, this may be your very last choice, because it comes from the enterprise itself.\n\nText scanner OCR App is an excellent app because it claims to guide greater than 50 languages, such as Chinese, French, Japanese and greater. It additionally helps extracting textual content from the handwritten textual content.\n\nThe app interface has crucial scanning capabilities like magnification and a brightness slider to seize textual content as truely as possible. In our tests, he had no hassle extracting textual content, despite the fact that the extraction of the textual content from handwritten notes regarded to be its vulnerable point.\n\nBut it’s now no longer unexpected in view that writing can range plenty from one character to another. However, it’s miles nonetheless one of the few apps that permit you to extract textual content from handwritten notes, so it’s really well worth a try. In essence, the app has best one important function this is well suited with different fragments. This is to transform pics into textual content.\n\nThe guide capabilities of this app are that it has the very best examine speed, the very best accuracy rate, is to be had in greater than fifty languages and may be synchronized with Google Drive and Google Keep. The app could be very clean to apply. You simply need to supply permission to apply the digital digicam at the tool and the entirety may be ready.\n\nText Fairy OCR App is like a lifesaver who comes to the deliverance when it’s necessary to prize the textbook from an image. The Text Fairy app is veritably easy to use. The app allows you to fete the textbook set up in the scrutinized documents and images. You can elect that textbook and save it for editing latterly.\n\nThe Text puck control panel is veritably simple and intuitive, which means that it’s relatively easy to use. In addition, it supports further than 50 languages, which means you can use it to communicate and learn another language.\nText Fairy is another emotional image birth tool for Android able of feting textbook from over 50 languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Dutch, French and more. 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"No one could have known the moron in the stolen maroon Commodore would turn left. If he had driven through the city he probably would have been arrested without incident on the other side of town.\n\nInstead he turned the wheel and planted his foot, ploughing into citizens in Bourke Street, killing six people and injuring a further 27.",
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"I just know you’ve been waiting for the post on the new sleeping arrangements, lol. A lot has happened since my last post, and that will be revealed in good time, but today I’m going to show you what was changed up in Freedom.\n\nPreviously the boys and I have been using the folded down bench seat for a bed. I never felt the need to use it as a couch, so it always stayed down as a bed, but even then there were drawbacks, such as the very small space underneath. About the only thing that would fit were those very shallow plastic lidded boxes about 8” high. There is a bar underneath the bench seat that allowed the seat to be folded down and back up very easily, but that bar also took up valuable real estate. Van dwellers know the value of that!\n\nThe bed was relatively comfortable; we utilized a narrow Thermarest mattress and a yoga mat together to make the padding wide enough and topped it with a cut-to-size piece of memory foam. Pretty comfy, but always in the back of my mind was the storage that was being wasted. And needed!\n\nI researched a couple of options to replace that bench seat, one being dismantling a plastic shelving unit I have to store my household tools and use those as a platform. Lots of measuring and envisioning what it would look like pretty much eliminated that idea. The clincher was the fact that the width of the pieces were a skootch too small to fit over the wheel wells. A skootch, yes. THAT close.\n\nThat brought us to Plan B, and also utilized some things we already had on hand; my two-drawer plastic units I used for recycling. Keeping the units together made for LOTS of storage (Eight big drawers!), but it also made the bed a bit too high. Not only would I not be able to sit up in bed comfortably, but it also blocked the only small windows–actually just wings–in the back from delivering air where it needed to be. Under the bed wasn’t where it needed to be. More importantly, The Chiweenie Brothers would not be able to jump up there very easily, and Chiweenie Brother comfort is top priority!\n\nDiscovering that those two-drawer units come apart, they were dismantled. I used four of the units (now one-drawer each) to make a sturdy platform on which to use a ¼ inch piece of cut-to-size plywood for the top. Put together, the bed came ALMOST even with the sills under each window in the back. With the mattress in place, it would be perfect. Half the drawer space, but a better arrangement, and the small wing windows can be opened for much needed ventilation. The Chiweenie Brothers can easily get to their nest.",
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"A cryptocurrency is a digital currency created and stored electronically in blockchains.\nIt uses encryption techniques to control creation of monetary units and to verify the transfer of funds. Hence it is very secure.\nIt has no physical form and is not redeemable in another commodity like gold.\nIts supply is not determined by any central bank or authority and the network is completely decentralized. Cryptocurrencies are classified as a subset of digital currencies and are also classified as a subset of alternative currencies and virtual currencies.",
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"As of September 2017, over a thousand cryptocurrency specifications exist; most are similar to and derived from the first fully implemented decentralized cryptocurrency, bitcoin. Within cryptocurrency systems the safety, integrity and balance of ledgers is maintained by a community of mutually distrustful parties referred to as miners: members of the general public using their computers to help validate and timestamp transactions, adding them to the ledger in accordance with a particular timestamping scheme. Miners have a financial incentive to maintain the security of a cryptocurrency ledger.\n\nWhen and Who invented Cryptocurrency?\n\nA currency system based on a reusable proof of work was later created by Hal Finney who followed the work of Dai and Szabo. The first decentralized cryptocurrency, bitcoin, was created in 2009 by pseudonymous developer Satoshi Nakamoto.\n\nSomething around three years ago a Bitcoin was worth $300, this week (January 2018) Bitcoin was traded around $16,700. Over the last five years, the total value of all bitcoin (i.e., “market capitalization”) has grown from less than $1 billion to over $262 billion with daily notional turnover on December 8, 2017 exceeding $21 billion. The total value of all cryptocurrency tokens outstanding now (January 2018) approximately $423.7 billion. But this is not only about the value of Bitcoin and other that has gained in the last few years, but also the excitement about the technologies they have introduced to world of technology. We are on the verge of perhaps one of the biggest transformation in the financial industry.\n\nLet’s get to the point, you might have heard about Bitcoin and how interesting it is for people in and out of technology, but Bitcoin is not alone. There are many other cryptocurrencies which each use a different technology and they have different approaches to trading using digital currency. We understand your wondering, therefore we wrote this post describing probably the most popular cryptocurrencies out there today and to pinpoint their special characteristics that they have.\n\nLets start with Bitcoin. The first cryptocurrency to emerge was Bitcoin (BTC), it is based on the SHA-256 algorithm. This digital commodity was conceptualized at a whitepaper written in 2009 by a pseudonymous writer who went by the name Satoshi Nakamoto. Over the span Bitcoin’s first four decades, the market cost of one Bitcoin has shrunk from under $0.01USD to over $250USD. The highly volatile cost has generated Bitcoin an attractive investment choice for dealers trying to profit from market speculation, while at the exact same time the industry volatility has made long term investors and daily users hesitant to participate for lengthy amounts of time.\n\nA single Bitcoin can be spent at fractional increments that Can be as small as 0.00000001 BTC per transaction. The smallest increment of a Bitcoin is popularly known as a Satoshi, called after the original whitepaper author. The protocol allows for incremental trades in the event the value of BTC to rises to the point at which micro trades will become common place. The gain in the value of BTC is expected because there’s a limitation to the whole amount of Bitcoin will ever be created. When the Bitcoin blockchain is finished, users can simply circulate the coin that still exists on the community.\n\nBitcoin is currently the most reliable of all Cryptocurrencies, as it is the oldest, and has become the topic of mainstream media coverage because of rapid market changes and also an innovative technical concept. In the time of writing, Bitcoin could be interpreted as being the ‘gold standard’ of cryptocurrency since all alternate cryptocurrency market costs are matched into the price of BTC.\n\nLitecoin (LTC) makes use of the Scrypt encryption algorithm, as opposed to SHA-256. One of the goals of Litecoin would be to have transactions confirm at a faster speed compared to Bitcoin network, as well as make use of an algorithm that has been resistant to accelerated hardware mining technologies like ASIC.\n\nPlatform that enables smart contracts and distributed applications (DApps) to be built and operate with no downtime, fraud, interference or control from a third party. Throughout 2014, Ethereum had established a pre-sale for ether that had obtained an overwhelming response. The applications on Ethereum are conducted on its own platform-specific cryptographic token, Ether. Ether is similar to a vehicle for moving around on the Ethereum system, and is sought by mostly developers seeking to develop and operate programs inside Ethereum. According to Ethereum, it can be employed to “codify, decentralize, trade and secure just about anything.” Following the attack on the DAO in 2016, Ethereum was split into Ethereum (ETH) and also Ethereum Classic (ETC). Ethereum (ETH) has a market capitalization of $4.46 billion, second after Bitcoin among all cryptocurrencies.\n\nA decentralized and open-source cryptocurrency launched in the second part of 2016, and it really looks promising. In case Bitcoin is like http for money, Zcash is https, this is how Zcash defines itself. Zcash offers privacy and discerning transparency of trades. Thus, like https, Zcash claims to give extra privacy or security where all transactions are recorded and printed within a blockchain, but details such as the sender, recipient, and amount stay private. Zcash offers its users the option of ‘shielded’ transactions, which allow for content to be encrypted using advanced cryptographic procedure or zero-knowledge proof structure called a zk-SNARK developed by its team.\n\nDash (originally known as Darkcoin) is a more secretive variant of Bitcoin. Dash offers more anonymity as it functions on a decentralized mastercode system which produces transactions almost untraceably. Launched in January 2014, Dash experienced a growing fan after in a brief span of time. This cryptocurrency was made and manufactured by Evan Duffield and could be mined using a CPU or GPU. The rebranding did not change any of its technological features such as Darksend, InstantX.\n\nRipple is a real-time worldwide settlement network that provides instant, certain and low-cost international payments. Ripple “empowers banks to repay cross-border payments in real time, together with closing transparency, and at lower prices.” Released in 2012, Ripple currency has a market capitalization of $1.26 billion. Ripple’s consensus ledger is a method of conformation. Ripple does not need mining, a quality that deviates from bitcoin and altcoins. Since Ripple’s structure does not need mining, it reduces the use of computing power, and minimizes network latency. Ripple considers that ‘distributing value is a powerful means to incentivize certain behaviors and consequently currently intends to distribute XRP mostly “through business development agreements, incentives to liquidity providers who offer tighter spreads for payments, and selling XRP to institutional buyers interested in investing in XRP.”\n\nMonero is a secure, confidential and untraceable currency. This Open source cryptocurrency was launched in April 2014 and shortly spiked great interest among the cryptography community and fans. The development of this cryptocurrency is totally donation-based and community-driven. Monero enables complete privacy by employing a special technique known as ‘ring signatures.’ with this technique, there seems a bunch of cryptographic signatures like at least one real player — but since all of them appear valid, the real one cannot be isolated.\n\nUnocoin is India’s leading Bitcoin platform. Their customers can buy bitcoin with any Indian bank account via online banking or NEFT and RTGS.\n\nZebpay is a Bitcoin platform and broker based in India. It has Android and iPhone apps that make it easy to buy bitcoins with a connected Indian bank account.\n\nCoinsecure is an Indian Bitcoin exchange and trading platform. It offers very low fees at just 0.3% per buy and a number of deposit options; including NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and cash deposit.\n\nCoinmama allows customers in almost every country to buy bitcoin with a credit or debit card. They charge an ~6% fee on each purchase.\nIf buying less than $150 worth of bitcoins, you won’t need to verify your identity. This convenience makes small purchases quick and easy.\nPros\n\nLocalBitcoins is an escrow service which also helps to match bitcoin buyers and sellers. The most common method of payment for purchase is cash deposit. However, users may advertise trades for whichever payment method they prefer.\n\nBuying bitcoins via an in-person meeting, secured and facilitated by LocalBitcoins, may be one of the fastest and most private ways to buy bitcoins in any country.\n\nYou can use our Bitcoin ATM map to buy bitcoins with cash. Bitcoin ATMs can be a quick and easy way to buy bitcoins and they’re also private. That convenience and privacy, however, comes with a price; most ATMs have fees of 5-10%.\n\nTechnically, VirWoX isn’t even a Bitcoin exchange. It mainly serves as a way for people to buy Second Life Lindens, a currency used in the virtual world Second Life. You can’t buy Bitcoin with PayPal directly at VirWoX, but it’s possible to first buy Second Life Lindens (SLL) and then trade your SLL for Bitcoin. This process works perfectly, but in the end will cost you about 10% in fees.\n\nThis workaround/hack has made VirWoX the easiest and most popular way to buy bitcoins with PayPal.\n\nMycelium Local Trader helps you find local Bitcoin sellers. Once you locate a seller, you meet up in-person and conduct the trade. Mycelium charges absolutely no fees. While Mycelium Local Trader works great in highly-populated areas, users in low population areas will have trouble finding sellers.\n\nShapeShift lets you buy bitcoin with Litecoin, Dogecoin, altcoins and many other digital tokens. ShapeShift works in nearly every country but you will need another cryptocurrency in order to purchase bitcoins. Exchanges happen almost instantly because ShapeShift never actually controls your tokens but just exchanges them.\n\nBitcoin-OTC is an over-the-counter marketplace for the peer to peer exchanging of bitcoin. It is almost like a Craigslist for Bitcoin. 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